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2nd Team Getting Their First Start
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.You mean the time when the Sullivans suspended Fairbanks right before the playoffs because they found out he was leaving once the season was over and they were vindictive little anklebiters. (He left (a) to coach college football, and (b) to get away from the Sullivans after they stabbed he, Hannah, and Grey in their backs.)Man, and then there was the time coach Fairbanks deserted the team right before the playoffs!!!
What fun times!!!!
Coincidentally I got home from watching that movie just in time to catch this play. One of those game-switch deals IIRC...
That 05 loss sticks with me. They were so screwed over in that game.the first game i truly truly remember is the divisional game at denver in 05
suffice to say, my earliest memory is a lot like the pre 2000 pats memories haha
i don't know why i dont remember the years before it that clearly? maybe the dissaponitment of 05 just stuck where before that for me it was just good news winning superbowls so not as traumatic
Desmond Howard killing us was (I believe) the second Super Bowl I ever watched getting into football. So, for the most part, I (at 31) have mostly ever known winning seasons since I've been old enough to remember. Crazy. But I did do my fair share of reading on past seasons so, while I don't "remember" them, this millennial is familiar with the past.
Did you complain to a manager somewhere about what you perceived to be sub-par service before you created this thread, @PatsFanInVa?
What would millenials have done with the over flowing toilets at Schaefer or no Uber to get to the game to save on parking fees?
Millenials pull out their cellphones and everything is there. I wonder what they would think of buying 2 or 3 newspapers to sift through filtered news. Waking up in the morning to Sportscenter ... it is all we had at the time.
How about out of state fans. You could have the Globe or Herald emailed to you. There was ESPN but we were rarely in the news pre 1999. There was some internet news mid 1990's but I do not think the local rags had a presence there...I could be wrong. I wonder how many out of area fans used AOL messenger to talk Patriots ... just to get some news. It is great to have more fans thanks to the internet and social media ... but let's face it ... they jumped on ... they didn't have to start out in the boiler room like us older fans. I think we have a greater appreciation for it ... sorry if that's insulting.
Sports are that weird beast where if you root for a team because they awesome with a great coach and great players and win a lot you are considered a dupe and disingenuous.
But if you were born in proximity to where the team practices or if your dad liked them, you are a noble and principled fan even if the team is hot garbage, their coach is a moron and they lose all the time.
If one were to pick any other product, movie, car, etc., like this you'd be considered wholesale insane.